Horticulture
View Horticulture Field Day 2013 Photos
Companion Planting Exhibits from 2013 Annual Meeting
Edible Flower Recipes from 2012 Board of Governors
The Garden Club of Virginia encourages interest and knowledge in growing, exhibiting and judging horticulture through a variety of activities within member clubs. Horticulture workshops, lectures, garden visits and educational displays are mainstays in each of the GCV districts in order to prepare for the hundreds of floral designs and garden tours during Historic Garden Week.
The greatest gift of the garden is the restoration of the five senses.┬а Hanna Rion
News & Articles
Companion Planting Resources
Faerie Garden Photo Album
Edible Flower Exhibit Photos
Julia Clevett's Horticulture Workshop Notes
What We Learned at Horticulture Field Day
Survey of Club Horticulture Chairmen Fall 2011
Facts About Rain Gardens
Plant This, Not That: 2011 Annual Meeting Member Club Horticulture Tips
List of Past Horticulture Field Day Sites
Member Gardens

Resources & Links
- Exhibiting and Judging Club Horticulture Exhibits
- American Horticultural Society
- A Way To Garden - Margaret Roach
A former employee of Martha Stewart, Margaret writes about all aspects of gardening with a wonderful sense of humor.
- Brent and Becky's Bulbs
- The Budding Gardener
Designed for new gardeners.
- Fine Gardening
- Fine Gardening Pronunciation Guide to Botanical Latin
- Garden Rant
Four individual bloggers joined forces to rant together: Amy Stewart (GCV Symposium speaker in Fredericksburg), Susan Harris from Maryland but originally from Richmond, Elizabeth Licata of Buffalo who hosted the last garden writers conference, and Michele Owens of NY. Very edgy blog. Nothing is off limits.
- Gardening While Intoxicated - Elizabeth Licata
One of the 4 garden 'ranters.'
- Kiss My Asters - Horticulture Magazine
- Lewis Ginter
- The Market at Grelen
- Maymont
- Norfolk Botanical Garden
- Real Dirt - Ken Druse
Author, radio show, podcast and interviews with interesting people.
- Thanks For Today - Garden Blog
A photographer / blogger in Zone 7a.
- A Tidewater Gardener - Les Parks
Les is the manager of Smithfield Gardens. He blogs about gardens, plants and travels. He teaches master gardeners and has a local television spot on gardening tips.
- Transatlantic Gardener - Graham Rice
Author, horticulturist who lives in England and PA.
- USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Map
- The Virginia Living Home and Garden Blog
- Virginia State Arboretum at Blandy
- Virginia Tech Cooperative Extension
Diagnose diseases, identify pests, plants, trees, vegetables and more.